Power of Dress
It is becoming a universally acknowledged fact that the woman who Is always well mnd neatly dressed i* able te 1 exercise ft greater influence for good 'than one who is the reverse Tls* wfll-dressed woman is more attnetite to the eje, and the eye is on.* of the mnin avenues of the heart. Other things Iwing equal, her infl i» ©nee w n*ore potent than her neijrh b»ttr's. i: wjhnwe reputation of dressing *• just .as it happens* at home in some indefinable way» casts a shade over wuTitevep' virtues she may possess. A woipah neatly dressed is ready fo • emerg^riicies. The chance caller and the u/Jekpeoted guest find her ready to receive %Bm. But perhaps thgreatest necensity for looking- well at home exists in tire home itself. To the mewbers of our own family circle we owe the first duty. A tidy wellarranged home is very inviting to a tired man, and tho charm is heightened if she who presides over tho home is neat and tidy also. And pethaps gome who ate ever studying the subject of how to keep the boys at home on evenings would find the problem halt solved if they gave a proper amount of attention to home dress. '"' "' ' ".""'._' '
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Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 63, 6 November 1884, Page 3
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208Power of Dress Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 63, 6 November 1884, Page 3
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